Monday 8 May 2017

WPP wins British Airways | Barclays 'goes to war' with scam artists | Mother-backed film tells story of Rio boxer

 

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
May 08, 2017
British Airways confirms WPP duties after account win
British Airways confirms WPP duties after account win

Omar Oakes

British Airways has confirmed that it has appointed a WPP team to handle creative, media, social media and paid search for the airline.

Barclays 'goes to war' on fraudsters and scam artists in £10m campaign
Barclays 'goes to war' on fraudsters and scam artists in £10m campaign

Simon Gwynn

Barclays is aiming to close the "digital safety gap" - the growing disconnect between our confidence in digital technology and our ability to use it safely - with its new multi-channel campaign.

Mother-backed film tells hopeful story of boxer giving back in Rio favela
Mother-backed film tells hopeful story of boxer giving back in Rio favela

Brittaney Kiefer

Campaign gets the story behind Tribeca Film Festival winner The Good Fight, which was co-produced by Mother London and follows a man building a better future for his favela community in Rio de Janeiro.

British Airways returns to Ogilvy as part of WPP win
British Airways returns to Ogilvy as part of WPP win

Maisie McCabe

British Airways is understood to have appointed a WPP team to handle its entire integrated creative, loyalty and media account.

Pepsi debacle shows why brands need agencies
Pepsi debacle shows why brands need agencies

Richard Huntington

Pepsi's recent ad debacle laid bare the one key element missing from any in-house creative department

Why protecting city cocks is my creative crusade
Why protecting city cocks is my creative crusade

Mathew Dunn

An art director explains why he is taking a hands-on approach to raising awareness of STIs.

Adland needs to take a magic leap into entertainment
Adland needs to take a magic leap into entertainment

Mel Exon

Forget slow, incremental progress. Sometimes a huge change is exactly what the industry needs. And the answer lies in entertainment.

Private view: Move me, dude (with Brian Cooper and Dickie Connell)
Private view: Move me, dude (with Brian Cooper and Dickie Connell)

Oliver's Brian Cooper and Karmarama's Dickie Connell review ads from Superdrug, Zoopla, No7, Financial Times and Lloyds Bank.

Ad man turned rapper Sir the Baptist on what he learned at Leo Burnett
Ad man turned rapper Sir the Baptist on what he learned at Leo Burnett

I-Hsien Sherwood

The hip-hop star's first album debuts May 12, but he learned to market his music in adland.

Review recap: Airbnb, Alpen
Review recap: Airbnb, Alpen

Staff

Campaign's round-up of accounts up for review across advertising and media.

Four marketing trends for 2017
Promoted
Four marketing trends for 2017

Florian Haller, Serviceplan Group; Alexander Schill, Serviceplan Group; Markus Noder, Serviceplan International

It's all about being authentic and having the ability to tell a captivating, creative story that appeals to the individual

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Facebook Messenger search is turning up risqué results
Facebook Messenger search is turning up risqué results

Emily Tan & Simon Gwynn

Facebook Messenger is suggesting pages for escort agencies to users unlikely to be looking for them, Campaign has found.

M&S unveils 'radical' new brand campaign created by Grey London
M&S unveils 'radical' new brand campaign created by Grey London

Kate Magee

Marks & Spencer is urging the nation to "spend it well" in a new brand campaign that marks a "radical departure" from its previous marketing.

Disruption: what's the point of it?
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Disruption: what's the point of it?

Jason Foo, BBD Perfect Storm

Adland needs to disrupt its own thinking and work out how to align brands with beliefs that stand out to discerning consumers


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